In our line of work here at Cutter Law P.C., we get asked a lot of hard questions regarding the complicated legal process in the United States. One question, however, stands out as something that
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Our car accident lawyers have outlined some of the more shocking California car accident statistics throughout this post. We understand that this kind of information is often frightening and stressful. However, that’s not our intent in
A Bus accident is always scary. They often involve inordinately severe injuries, loss of property, and sometimes even death. Much of the increased level of danger associated with bus accidents dilutes down to both the
Due to the global pandemic, bicycle sales have skyrocketed across the United States. Many people believe it a safer mode of transportation than public transit. However, due to the increase in the number of cyclists
Brooks Cutter obtained a large settlement on the eve of trial on behalf of a worker who lost his arm in an industrial workplace injury as a result of a press malfunction.
Updated 2021-01-04 Recently, doctors started worrying about the genuine possibility that vaping and opioid abuse can make COVID-19 worse. In fact, the National Institute on Drug Abuse recently published a reminder that the novel coronavirus
In California, you’ll come across far more semi-trucks and goods-transportation vehicles than anywhere else, especially during the holiday season. While seeing trucks on the road is a good sign for the state’s economy, trucks should
Were you recently injured in a construction accident? If so, you’ve likely found yourself wondering what you should do next. Fortunately, to help you out in this challenging situation, the construction accident attorneys at Cutter
Car accidents are devastating, and there are more than 6 million of them across the United States every year (driverknowledge.com). With how prevalent and dangerous car accidents are, it’s unfortunate that many people are entirely
The deadline to confidentially file a childhood sexual abuse or assault claim against the Boy Scouts of America was extended to November 16, 2020. That date has come and gone. However, due to the number